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Discover Sasuki & BBQ, a new All-You-Can-Eat hotspot in South Jakarta offering an unbeatable deal. For around 160k, indulge in unlimited, juicy Saikoro beef cubes and a vast selection of meats. Don't miss the surprisingly authentic Pempek at the buffet or the show-stopping Caramel Milk Pudding that rivals high-end dessert shops. This spot is a paradise for meat lovers and dessert fans alike, perfect for a fun and affordable feast with friends.
The Thai sauce and yuzu vinegar sauce at the sauce station are my absolute favorites. They're sweet and sour, perfect for cutting through the richness of the BBQ.
The atmosphere is also pretty Chill. The place has two floors, it's spacious enough, and perfect for friends to come and Nongkrong. Every table has a smoke extractor, so you don't leave smelling like grease. This deserves a thumbs up. They've also thoughtfully prepared a clean prayer room; the attention to detail is amazing.
For my friends who want to go, remember these tips:
Overall, for this price to get this quality and variety, what more could you ask for? Friends who are craving some good food, you can go for it

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